TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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"The Conservative MP John Baron says that Ukip's performance shows that the political establishment - including his party - have been too complacent."
You really nailed that
wow..just wow...The more of them there are, the more comedy I think im going to be laughing at.
'Ukip blames its rubbish London election performance on difficulty appealing to the 'educated and cultured'
Cool aint I sooooooooo coooooooooooool
But the big shift is from the former Lib Dem protest voters to the new partty of protest.
Leader of Conservative Group on Portsmouth Council [MENTION=838]donna[/MENTION]PCC says she will offer cabinet posts to UKIP to get control
So they didn't say all those things after all? Well I take it all back. Anyway it shows no coverage is bad coverage. Maybe the greens need to start being scared xenophobic old men.
this tactic is getting more threadbare and less credible by the second. it's time has passed.
shouting that people are thick, square, xenophobic little Englanders is now a busted flush. like the phrase multicultural Britain (in the 90's and 2000's this hectoring and ultimately untrue description seemed to be getting close to being on the front of our passports it was so over used) spectacularly fell out of favour, so the standard forms of attack and defence against euroscepticism and discussion immigration are now being battered by a tidal wave of public opinion.
No, I'm not singling out UKIP - although there are signs that a lot of the candidates that they put up for election at local government level have very little idea about what a local council actually does. I'd make the same criticism of the Green candidates. When they put themselves forward as candidates, the only thought that some candidates have in mind is winning the election. When they actually get elected, they suddenly realise that they have four years of responsibility to administer local services - and that doesn't mean controlling immigration, or saving the planet - and they turn out to be not very interested in that aspect of the job that they find themselves having to do.I'm no friend of UKIP but this thread is hilarious. Just reading Lord Bracknell's spin and complete denial of what happened yesterday has put a huge smile on my face.
Are you really singling out just UKIP for having local people not experienced in local government? Clutching at straws there, LB.
confirmed.
Senior labour politicians qouted on front page of the Times tomorrow saying Milliband has got it wrong. Carnage.
this tactic is getting more threadbare and less credible by the second. it's time has passed.
shouting that people are thick, square, xenophobic little Englanders is now a busted flush. like the phrase multicultural Britain (in the 90's and 2000's this hectoring and ultimately untrue description seemed to be getting close to being on the front of our passports it was so over used) spectacularly fell out of favour, so the standard forms of attack and defence against euroscepticism and discussion immigration are now being battered by a tidal wave of public opinion.
36% turn out. How utterly depressing.
How many new UKIP councillors will today be asking "Where's the Town Hall?"
'kin hell. You're still peddling that 'laughing' line? It was used widely all over social media and failed spectacularly because UKIP have made massive gains all over the country. Isn't it time for you to swallow your pride, admit you are wrong about them being a 'joke party' and think about why people are voting for them in such large numbers?
(Please don't say because they're thick/racist. Most of them aren't as well you know).
Are you serious about wanting to see them defeated at the polls? If so, then you need to get serious.
I suggest you go and watch last nights Question Time and listen to what the Lib Dem MP had to say. He pointed out that the belittling of the views of the people that have decided to vote for UKIP is one of the main reasons UKIP are becoming popular. He also said the only way to combat UKIP was to enter into adult non-name calling debate taking on board the views of UKIP voters.